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1 minute ago, Thinon said:Yes, I've been trying to explain this over the last week or so. 850s may seem low enough on paper but they are simply nowhere near cold enough to negate the surface level warming over the North Sea. But it seems people would rather listen to the optimists and get their false hopes up, and then moan when there's no mini Ice Age.
I see the BBC are forecasting 10C for London next week. The British winter has no shame.
I dont see anyone in this thread ramping up false hope, the line of snow has always oscillated between 100 & 300M however in the past 48 hours the models reduced the scope of the cold from a possible -9c to a weaker -7c.
The net effect of this through the dewpoints has been raise the freezing level up by about 200M
We all understand the variables & on this particular occasion its gone the wrong side of favourable
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heavy Rain/ sleet mix new ash green 2.5 / 2.1
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Heavy sleet & snow ~ est 1.8 / 1.4
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Est freezing level today 400M.
When you take into consideration the height advantage we have fallen short by about 4c.
Net 2-3C on the uppers & 1c modification on the short sea track.
Based on all of tbe above -11c uppers seems to be the new benchmark for settling snow ( convective ) at sea level for kent....
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Bit of moderate snow here
Ignore pepper pig in the background
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Biggin hill 1C/0D now. Nice conditions...
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Missing the showers here ATM ( just sliding to the south ) but in the mean time the air dries out more & conditions become more favourable.
My heavy snow shower 'settling' parameter is still a few hours away but its coming into range...
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4 minutes ago, Jackski4 said:
Hi Steve how far are you ASL?
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1 minute ago, Kentspur said:
@Steve Murr Would I be right in thinking this could still give us some streamer action in the SE with a colder Ely flow clinging on Sunday? Or would this simply be a dry Easterly by this stage
No the uppers are to warm but the 120 could!
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1 minute ago, Scott Ingham said:
24 hours ago the GFS has the same chart practically as the UKMO.
Its backed further west with every run.
I may be wrong and if i am i am but my call would be for us not to turn mild like ensembles forecast a week ago.
But we make these calls and live and die by them i guess!
Im the long term id rather take GFS > UKMO 144 surface cold by then> by you never know some sort of retrograde Day 7/8...
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^^ But guys @Scott Ingham @Kasim Awanwe were here but 24 hours ago & the GFS > p has now moved to the UKMO
Its no good keep backing the same horse that pulled up lame even if it does look great....
More energy that anticipated is going to push up from the south- The 12z (p) Creates a steeper easterly than the UKMO but look how far away it is from the GFS.
GFS totally out on a limb now dont fall for the same mistake twice-
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UKMO 12z now touting a colder Easterly Sat!
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1 minute ago, warrenb said:
Depends on what that whiff smells like
Christmas Brussels !
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Suddenly a whiff of optimism drifts across the thread....
GFS / METO raw goes for 2-4cm here...
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Seems we might snatch cold from the jaws of mild after yesterday snatching very mild from cold...
Looking for upgrades today!! Especially in Fridays snow potential as The slider from the North interacts with the Energy from the East over the UK!
Remember SSW = 0 Easterly momentum !
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5 minutes ago, southbank said:
the mini Thames streamer of Jan 03 can anyone remember what the 850 were that came across that early morning into lunchtime to give the largest central london snowfall since 1991?
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1 minute ago, Paul Sherman said:
Much more typical looking NE Showery pattern here now, patches of Blue and you can see the Individual showers now and not a mass of grey so things looking up
yes Better profiles for snow > taller clouds & heavier showers > better convection & insabiiity!
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7 minutes ago, Stu_London said:
Dewpoints have been falling to the north and west of the region during the afternoon.
We could probably do with a pause in PPN to allow some dryer air in - possibly some hope as the streamer seems to running out of steam.
Yes thats why the GFS pixel of snow was left 1 pixel of kent & it was the kent / sussex grid because of the DP sinkage!
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Remember overnight thurs into Friday still looks ok> improved potential today.
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